Ingredients

How to make it

  • bake in slow oven till done.
  • serve with a sweet dip.
  • juicy persimmons are better than dry mealy ones since they are easier to remove seeds from.
  • persimmons are to be squeezed through coarse cheesecloth to remove seeds and skins

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  • frodo 15 years ago
    i guess there american persimmons...there in mississippi usa,,lol watch out for the ones that are not ripe....my brother, used to give me the unripe ones......oh..the memories..it was summer..'65..in rural ms..on a ranch/cotton farm.........
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  • anj 15 years ago
    I have this exact recipe but haven't tried it yet. Do you use the American persimmons for this recipe? I have a lot of pulp and plan on making a lot of persimmon recipes. (We've got at least 20 trees on our 42 acres!)
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  • persimmonpudding 15 years ago
    I gotta try this one! Reduced the sugar and add sweet potato. Does the sweet potato overshadow the persimmon? I'd guess maybe not with a quart of pulp.
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    " It was excellent "
    chefelaine ate it and said...
    Bleedin' GOOD, mate! HIGH FIVE :+D
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    " It was excellent "
    elgab89 ate it and said...
    What a great recipe! I love persimmons.
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    " It was excellent "
    jett2whit ate it and said...
    When we lived in Kansas City, KS....my parents had 5 persimmon trees planted for all the kids. When we moved to GA we found out that MY persimmon tree was cut down. :( Thanks for the memories. This should be really good!
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